January 13, 1992 | Volume 76, Issue 1

It's a ShamePete Rose could have been elected to the Hall of Fame this week, but he won't be. And he shouldn't be.

[Thumb Up] To the University of Florida Athletic Association, which gave $2.2 million to the university for library services, its summer school program and an AIDS institute. One quarter of the...

At this very moment, your TV set is probably on. It has to be. This is 1992, and we have just embarked upon the most endlessly maniacal, maniacally endless, hopelessly interminable, interminably...

Charles Berkley, Philadelphia 76er forward, on the four hours he recently spent in a Milwaukee jail on an assault charge: "I got the superstar treatment. Everybody else got bologna and water. I...

In "Judgment Calls" of the Dec. 30-Jan. 6 SCORECARD, we gave a Thumb Down to Green Bay Packer lineman Tony Mandarich for not returning a $500 appearance fee paid to his booking agent by the Boys...

That's the back of Don Head, Boston Bruin goalie, on our Jan. 15, 1962, cover. Inside, we reported on the Los Angeles Open, the first PGA tournament for Jack Nicklaus, who finished 46th. Worried...

John Elway propelled the Broncos past the Oilers and into the AFC title game with yet another thrilling last-minute drive

As K.C. learned, the Bills are still potent at home in January

The Lions ended a 35-year playoff drought by ripping apart the Cowboys 38-6

The Redskins untracked the Falcons' attack

As others scrambled for coaching jobs, Bill Parcells rejected two whopping offers

After a two-month suspension, Arkansas swingman Todd Day dazzled on the court but still brooded away from it

The 13 CommandmentsI enjoyed your article about basketball's birthday (Happy Hundredth, Hoops, Dec. 2). I am familiar with the story of Dr. James Naismith's peach baskets, but could you print his...

Despite what you've heard, you come off pretty well in 'The Jordan Rules'

Big Splash for the Green Wave

MENKhari Jaxon, a 6'8" junior forward for New Mexico, scored a career-high 21 points, converting nine of 11 held goal attempts, and blocked seven shots in the Lobos' 60-54 defeat of Utah.

In 1974-75, forward Steve Green was the top scorer—16.6 points a game—for a 31-1 Indiana team that coach Bob Knight has said was even better than his undefeated '75-76 juggernaut. Green still...

Pointless Guards?

These days, building an environmentally sound winter recreation spot is no simple undertaking

SwappedBy the Calgary Flames to the Toronto Maple Leafs in an unprecedented 10-man deal, playmaking center and would-be actor Doug Gilmour. The sputtering Flames sent Gilmour and four others to...

Corey IhmelsWILLISTON, N.DAK.Corey, 17, a senior at Williston High, won the 5,000-meter National Kinney Cross-Country Championship in 15:03.6, 15.1 seconds better than his closest rival. Earlier...

A contemporary from Louisville reflects on all that he and 50-year-old Muhammad Ali share